Aviation Photography - Shuttleworth Trust, Old Warden

Military Pageant
Shuttleworth Trust, Old Warden
July 7, 2019

A lengthy photo-report
The Shuttleworth Trust cherry picked some of its military aircraft from its large collection including its Hawker Sea Hurricane Mk.1B (Z7015/G-BKTH) and Hurricane Mk.1 (P3717/G-HITT) to join five other visting Hurricanes. This we were told was the largest gathering of Hurricanes since 1946. Former Hurricane pilot Flight Lieutenant Archie McInnes at 99 is one of the last surviving World War Two veterans of the Battle of Britain was there for interviews and to wave to the crowd during the show. The flying display started at 14:00 and finished at 18:00 and was constant and impressive including a Hurricane seven-ship formation flypast near the end of the show.

Seven Hawker Hurricanes, the most since 1946

Left to right: The Hurricane seven-ship formation flypast made two passes before the BBMF Huricane broke off to do a full solo display.

Hurricane Mk.1 (P2902 'DX-R' registered G-ROBT) with Sea Hurricane Mk.1B (Z7015 '7-L' registered G-BKTH).

Left to right: Hurricane Mk.XII (P3700 'RF-E' registered G-HURI) joining the line-up.
Former Hurricane pilot Flight Lieutenant Archie McInnes at 99 is one of the last surviving World War Two veterans of the Battle of Britain.
Hurricane Mk.1 (P2902 'DX-R' registered G-ROBT) with Sea Hurricane Mk.1B (Z7015 '7-L' registered G-BKTH).

Hurricane MK.IIc (PZ865 'EC-S' registered G-AMAU).

Left to right: Hurricane MK.IIc (PZ865 'EC-S' registered G-AMAU) with the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) it was the last of the 14,533 Hurricanes built.

Sea Hurricane Mk.1B (Z7015 '7-L' registered G-BKTH).

Left to right: Sea Hurricane Mk.1B (Z7015 '7-L' registered G-BKTH).

Hurricane Mk.1 (V7497 'SD-X' registered G-HRLI).

Left to right: Hurricane Mk.1 (V7497 'SD-X' registered G-HRLI).

Hurricane Mk.1 (R4118 'UP-W' registered G-HUPW).

Left to right: Hurricane Mk.1 (R4118 'UP-W' registered G-HUPW).

Hurricane Mk.XII (P3700 'RF-E' registered G-HURI).

Left to right: Hurricane Mk.XII (P3700 'RF-E' registered G-HURI) in the markings of 303 (Polish) Squadron.

Hurricane Mk.1 (P2902 'DX-R' registered G-ROBT).

Left to right: Hurricane Mk.1 (P2902 'DX-R' registered G-ROBT) built in 1939 by Gloster.

Hurricane Mk.1 (P3717 'SW-P' registered G-HITT).

Left to right: Hurricane Mk.1 (P3717 'SW-P' registered G-HITT) named 'Hugh/Soph' a Battle of Britain survivor it was restored in 2017.

Left to right: Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress (124485 'DF-A' registered G-BEDF) 'Memphis Belle Sally B'.

Left to right: Noorduyn Harvard Mk.IIB (FE511 registered G-CIUW formally US military serial 42-708 and Swedish Air Force serial Fv16128) returned to The Shuttleworth Collection in March 2017.
North American T-6H Harvard (AJ841 registered G-BJST formally USAF 51-17110 and Italian Air Force as MM53795).

Polikarpov PO2 ('28').

Left to right: Polikarpov PO2 ('28' registered G-BSSY) Built in 1944 in the Soviet Union, it is with the Shuttleworth Trust.

Avro Tutor (K3241 registered G-AHSA).

Left to right: Avro Tutor (K3241 registered G-AHSA) it is in the colours of the Central Flying School. It is with the Shuttleworth Trust.

Blackburn B2 (G-AEBJ) with Avro Tutor (K3241 registered G-AHSA).

Left to right: Blackburn B2 (G-AEBJ).

Left to right: de Havilland DH.82 Tiger Moth (K2585 registered G-ANKT) with Avro Tutor (K3241 registered G-AHSA).
Staaken Z-1RA Stummelflitzer (G-ZIRA). British amateur-built single-seat, open cockpit 1920s-style biplane with fixed conventional landing gear, designed by Lynn Williams and produced by Flitzer Sportplanes of Aberdare, Wales from the 1990s.

Left to right: Replica Nieuport 17/23 ('N1977' '8' registered G-BWMJ).

Avro 504K (E3273 registered G-ADEV).

Left to right: Avro 504K (E3273 registered G-ADEV). Built in 1918.

Left to right: Sopwith Triplane replica (N6290 registered G-BOCK) 'Dixie II'.

Sopwith Camel replica (D1851).

Left to right: Sopwith Camel (D1851 registered G-BZSC) a replica with the Shuttleworth Trust.
Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a replica (C1096 registered G-ERFC).

Left to right: Sopwith Triplane replica (N6290 registered G-BOCK) 'Dixie II'.
Sopwith Camel built in 1918 it is with the Shuttleworth Trust.
Deperdussin 1910 monoplane of the Shuttleworth Collection.
Blackburn Monoplane Type ‘D’ of the Shuttleworth Collection.

Left to right: The Shuttleworth Collection's replica Bristol M1C Monoplane Scout.

Focke-Wulf Fw 44J Stieglitz (D-EMNN) built in 1936.

Left to right: Focke-Wulf Fw 44J Stieglitz (D-EMNN) built in 1936.

Left to right: Hunting (Percival) Piston Provost T.1 (XF603 registered G-KAPW) it is with the Shuttleworth Collection.

Left to right: Beechcraft C-45F Expeditor (436784 registered N45CF).
Republic P-47D Thunderbolt Republic (549192 'F4-J') named 'Nellie'.
DHC 1 Chipmunk (RCAF '671' registered G-BNZC) It was built in 1952.